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Insomniac's Day Trip Festival Announces Record-Breaking Second Sellout
LOS ANGELES, CA – Just five minutes after going on sale today, tickets for the added second day of Insomniac Events' inaugural Day Trip festival have sold out. The brand-new house music, waterfront festival will take place July 3 – 4, 2021 at Berth 46 at the LA Waterfront, featuring a lineup of leading house music tastemakers including Chromeo, Diplo, Tchami, John Summit, ARTBAT, Wax Motif, Nora En Pure, VNSSA, Lee Foss, Sofi Tukker, and more.
Insomniac is working hard to accommodate the continued demand for tickets to the two-day festival. Fans are able to sign up for the waitlist at daytripfest.com/waitlist and will receive a notification if and when additional tickets become available.
Day Trip Music Festival is proud to kick off the summer festival season as LA's first festival back. Back in September, tickets for the first day of the festival sold out within 90 minutes.
For the latest updates, follow Day Trip on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook.
About Insomniac
Insomniac produces some of the most innovative, immersive music festivals and events in the world. Enhanced by state-of-the-art lighting, pyrotechnics and sound design, large-scale art installations, theatrical performers and next-generation special effects, these events captivate the senses and inspire a unique level of fan interaction. The quality of the experience is the company's top priority.
For over 25 years, Insomniac has produced more than 2,000 festivals, concerts and club nights for nearly seven million attendees across the globe. The company's premier annual event, Electric Daisy Carnival Las Vegas, is the world's largest dance music festival and attracts more than 525,000 fans over three days.
The company was founded by Pasquale Rotella and has been based in Los Angeles since it was formed in 1993. In 2013, Insomniac entered into a partnership with global entertainment company Live Nation.
Keep up with Insomniac announcements and news onInsomniac.com, Facebook and Twitter.
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Doctor Strange Images Give New Looks At Powers And More
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Earlier this morning, EW released the cover for their next issue that just so happens to include Doctor Strange. The Supreme Sorcerer graced the cover and gave us our first look at Benedict Cumberbatch in costume.
Now, EW has released even more images showing off his magical abilities, a temple full of relics, and more. Take a look at the photos below, plus comments on each one by Cumberbatch, director Scott Derrickson, and Kevin Feige.
Cumberbatch: These gestures are ways of creating the magic. It's a beautiful thing, it's balletic, it's very dynamic. And once the boys in the backroom get to work on it, there's going to be crazy s–t going on.
Cumberbatch: There's all sorts of craziness [in Doctor Strange]. Falling, flying, jumping, fighting, punching, getting punched. It's really rough and tumble.
Derrickson: I'm perpetually awestruck that I'm getting to make this movie. I keep waiting for the knock on the door when somebody says, 'This movie's too weird, we can't make this.
Feige: When this comic appeared in the early '60s, it really informed, in a way that is pretty amazing, a lot of the psychedelic '60s as we know it. I don't know that they were doing anything weird in the bullpen in Marvel, but certainly the stuff they were doing inspired all those people who were doing mind-expansion experiments at the time. So, that's inherent to the property. And that's our mission statement for the visual effects on this movie.
Feige: [Benedict] was someone that we were very interested in for a very long time. But he kept getting more popular, and more popular, and he kept getting busier, and busier, and it looked like the timing wasn't going to work. So we looked at some other actors for a while and ultimately decided, 'We have to try and make it work with Benedict and with his schedule.'
These looks are all perfect and make my excitement levels rise for the movie. The look of his powers, costume, and the quantum realm make me confident that Derrickson, Feige, and Marvel know exactly what they are doing with the project.
Doctor Strange is scheduled to hit theaters November 4, 2016.
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Yep, thats right.. I released yet another song. Mustang is a collaboration I did with a great bunch of great guys at Riffworld, using Riffworks. I started this song over 20 years ago, riffcasted what I had to riffworld and invited the four musicians listed below to see what would happen.. Take a listen.. It turned out quite well if I do say so myself.
Hal, Josh, Jim and Ron helped make this song what it is, and are all excellent musicians.. Below are links to their Riffworld pages and a description of the work they did on this song.
The excellent main vocals, lyric help where needed, backing guitars and some lead guitar(Co-Writer).
Bass, One of the best bass players I have ever heard..
Drummer extrodinaire.. yes those are real live drums on this song, not the electronic never ending drumloops most of my songs have. Ron has a really good ear and helped with the mixing too..
This current release is a work in progress, so please do feel free to leave comments using the comment feature below to let me know what you think is good or bad about it.
Click here to listen to the song and for all info regarding Thou Shall Not Kill click here.


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Millennial Produces Battery Grade Lithium Carbonate from Pastos Grandes Brine
Millennial Lithium Corp. (ML: TSX.V) (A3N2:GR: Frankfurt) (MLNLF: OTCQB) ("Millennial" or the "Company") is pleased to report that bench scale process test work completed by SGS Canada Inc. (SGS) in their facilities in Lakefield, ON on brine from the Company's Pastos Grandes project in Salta, Argentina, has yielded battery grade (> 99.5% Li2CO3) lithium carbonate. Final purification testwork results yielded a lithium carbonate product that is 99.92% Li2CO3 with low levels of magnesium (Mg), calcium (Ca), boron (B), sulphate (SO4) and iron (Fe), with no other detectable metals.
Millennial President and CEO, Farhad Abasov, commented: "We are excited that the bench scale process test work recently completed by SGS has yielded very positive results with a lithium carbonate product purity of 99.92%. Typical lithium carbonate battery grade for EV batteries is approximately 99.5% Li2CO3, so we are very encouraged by these results that suggest the Pastos Grandes brine is amenable to industry standard processing and capable of producing a battery grade product. The bench scale testing has also provided an excellent framework for our pilot plant, which is currently in the final design phase, and provides a basis for the potential commercial plant design for the Company's Definitive Feasibility Study."
SGS has completed bench scale process trials on lithium-bearing brine from pumping well PGPW17-4 at Pastos Grandes. Approximately 600 litres of brine were shipped to SGS in Lakefield, Ontario for testing to investigate the amenability of the brine to producing battery grade lithium carbonate. The initial main element chemistry of the raw brine is outlined in Table 1.
Li Ca Mg K Na B SO4
(mg/l) (mg/l) (mg/l) (mg/l) (mg/l) (mg/l) (mg/l)
480 758 2490 5180 115000 700 8200
Table 1 Main element chemistry of raw brine.
SGS subjected the brine to liming followed by mechanical evaporation over several weeks and further removal of Ca and Mg via selective precipitation through the introduction of soda ash and caustic soda. Further evaporation reduced the volume to approximately 10 litres grading about 1.9 % Li. Standard and industry-tested purification procedures were employed on the concentrated brine including solvent extraction to reduce the boron content, followed by ion exchange to remove any remaining B. Ion exchange was followed by the main stage of carbonation with soda ash to produce a preliminary lithium carbonate product. The lithium carbonate product was then directed to further purification via bicarbonation with CO2. The final lithium carbonate product after the bicarbonation/decomposition process has a purity of 99.92% Li2CO3; additional chemical data for the final product is provided below in Table 2:
Li2CO3 B Mg Ca K Na SO4 Fe
(%) (g/t) (g/t) (g/t) (g/t) (g/t) (g/t) (g/t)
99.92 <4 10.3 93 <10 46 <300 <4
Table 2 Final lithium carbonate product chemistry
Recovery of lithium through the primary lithium carbonate process was approximately 75% from the B-free solution and recovery through the bicarbonation/decomposition stage was approximately 74% of the lithium carbonate treated, however lithium losses are generally minimal in the process overall, as the lithium remaining in the mother liquor solution is typically recycled.
In addition to the promising purity of the lithium carbonate produced, it is also encouraging that metals and other impurities, some of which can affect the quality and effectiveness of the lithium carbonate for battery performance, are very low to not detectable. Testing will continue at SGS to optimize the process, reduce impurities and improve recoveries and any positive achievements will be incorporated into the pilot plant design and tested on site at Pastos Grandes.
Sampling was conducted in accordance with CIM guidelines for brine resource evaluation, with an appropriate chain of custody and QA/QC program in place for ensuring veracity, accuracy and precision of the analytical results.


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Дімітрі Татанашвілі (,  19 жовтня 1983, Тбілісі) — грузинський футболіст, нападник «Шукури».

Клубна кар'єра
Народився 19 жовтня 1983 року в місті Тбілісі. Вихованець юнацьких команд футбольних клубів «Динамо» (Тбілісі) та «Олімпікі» (Тбілісі).

У дорослому футболі дебютував 1999 року виступами за «Олімпікі», взявши участь у 16 матчах чемпіонату.

Своєю грою за цю команду привернув увагу представників тренерського штабу клубу «Спартак» (Тбілісі), до складу якого приєднався 2002 року. Відіграв за тбіліських спартаківців наступні три сезони своєї ігрової кар'єри. Більшість часу, проведеного у складі тбіліського «Спартака», був основним гравцем атакувальної ланки команди і одним з головних бомбардирів команди, маючи середню результативність на рівні 0,36 голу за гру першості.

Влітку 2005 року уклав контракт з клубом «Амері» (Тбілісі), у складі якого провів наступні три роки своєї кар'єри гравця. В новому клубі був серед найкращих голеодорів, відзначаючись забитим голом в середньому щонайменше у кожній третій грі чемпіонату і допоміг команді по два рази стати володарем Кубка Грузії та Суперкубка Грузії.

З 2008 року виступав у Чехії, провівши по сезону у «Вікторії» (Пльзень) та «Кладно» (на правах оренди).

В кінці серпня 2010 року підписав контракт з «Металургом» (Запоріжжя). 29 серпня Татанашвілі дебютував у Прем'єр-лізі в домашньому матчі проти «Металіста» (0:2), замінивши на 56 хвилині Андерсона Рібейро. Всього до кінця року зіграв за запоріжців 10 матчів у чемпіонаті (1 гол) і три у національному кубку (1 гол).

В січні 2011 року повернувся на батьківщину, підписавши контракт з «Динамо» (Тбілісі), де дограв сезон, після чого перейшов у «Металург» (Руставі), де провів ще півтора року.

На початку 2013 року знову став гравцем «Динамо» (Тбілісі), якому у тому ж сезоні допоміг виграти «золотий дубль», але влітку перейшов до клубу «Чихура», з яким виграв перший трофей в історії — Суперкубок Грузії, здолавши своїх колишніх партнерів.

Другу половину сезону 2013/14 провів у «Зестафоні», після чого ще рік грав за «Динамо» (Батумі).

В серпні 2015 року став гравцем «Сіоні».

Виступи за збірну
8 вересня 2007 року дебютував в офіційних іграх у складі національної збірної Грузії в матчі відбору на Євро-2008 проти збірної України (1:1), вийшовши на заміну на 79 хвилині замість Зураба Ментешашвілі. Через три дні провів усі 90 хвилин в товариському матчі проти збірної Азербайджану (1:1), в якій забив гол. Після цього за головну команду більше не виступав.

Титули і досягнення
 Чемпіон Грузії (2):
 «Динамо» (Тбілісі): 2012-13
 «Сабуртало»: 2018
 Володар Кубка Грузії (4):
 «Амері» (Тбілісі): 2005-06, 2006-07
 «Динамо» (Тбілісі): 2012-13
 «Чихура»: 2017
 Володар Суперкубка Грузії (3):
 «Амері» (Тбілісі): 2006, 2007
 «Чихура»: 2013

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Грузинські футболісти
Гравці збірної Грузії з футболу
Футболісти «Спартака» (Тбілісі)
Футболісти «Амері» (Тбілісі)
Футболісти «Вікторії» (Пльзень)
Футболісти «Кладно»
Футболісти «Металурга» (Запоріжжя)
Футболісти «Динамо» (Тбілісі)
Футболісти «Руставі»
Футболісти «Чихури»
Футболісти «Зестафоні»
Футболісти «Динамо» (Батумі)
Футболісти «Сіоні»
Футболісти «Телаві»
Футболісти «Шукури»
Грузинські футбольні легіонери
Футбольні легіонери в Чехії
Футбольні легіонери в Україні
Уродженці Тбілісі

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Climate Change and Emissions Management Corporation Announces $50 Million in Funding for Renewable Energy Projects
"We're looking for projects that have strong potential to make significant, verifiable, and sustainable reductions in GHG emissions through the generation and use of renewable energy in Alberta," said Newell.
Renewable energy is naturally replenished. It is derived from feedstock that is renewable and from natural or waste materials including, for example, solar energy, wind energy, mini-hydro, geothermal heat, as well as energy produced from sources such as biomass.
"We expect that the respondents for this EOI will be diverse," said Newell. "We hope to see proposals from industry, municipal utilities, research and development organizations, technology developers and service providers."
Applicants are encouraged to attend workshops in Calgary, Oct. 12 or in Edmonton, Oct. 14. The workshops provide information on the proposal process and the requirements that must be included in every proposal. Details are available on the CCEMC website, ccemc.ca.
The maximum CCEMC contribution to an individual project for this call for proposals will be $10 million and the maximum project length is five years. The deadline is November 4. There are no restrictions on the number of proposals that may be submitted by an applicant.
This is the third call for proposals issued by the CCEMC. In June the organization committed more than $71 million to 16 clean technology projects from its first call for proposals.
The second CCEMC call for proposals was for energy efficiency projects. It offers $40 million in funding and closed on August 13. Fifty-two proposals were received from industrial organizations with project budgets totalling $591 million, and requesting a total of $170 million in CCEMC funding. Seventeen projects have been approved to go to the full project proposal stage with budgets totalling $276 million, and requesting $67 million in CCEMC funding. Proponents are being notified of the status of their projects and information on the short-listed projects will be available online October 2, at http://ccemc.ca/projects.
To ensure that each proponent receives equitable consideration, a Fairness Monitor, who reports to the CCEMC Board of Directors, oversees all stages of the evaluation process.
Funding for the CCEMC comes from the Government of Alberta, who collects it from industry. Since 2007, Alberta companies that annually produce more than 100,000 tonnes of greenhouse gas emissions are legally required to reduce their greenhouse gas intensity by 12 per cent. One compliance option is to pay into the Climate Change and Emissions Management Fund at $15/tonne.
The CCEMC is a not-for-profit organization whose mandate is to establish or participate in funding for initiatives that reduce greenhouse gas emissions and support adaptation. The CCEMC invests in discovery, development, and operational deployment of clean technologies.
www.ccemc.ca
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19:40 Looking at the #mwc travel chaos today makes me glad I'm not making the pilgrimage. I mean, £600 to get treated like that by Easyjet?
19:56 The cookie verdict. Untossed! Yay!


From the time she was a little girl, Florence Nightingale knew she wanted to help people. As a nurse, Nightingale worked hard to change health care practices- saving many lives in the process. Today she is considered the mother of modern nursing.


DOWNTON ABBEY TRIVIA CONTEST!!!! ROUND 2 !!
So for Round 2, the process is pretty much the same! All you need to do is be a member of our Ravelry group and click on the link below! It will direct you to Rafflecopter where you can answer this episode's trivia contest and you can also earn extra entries in the draw by joining up at our other social media sites (it will do it automatically 😉 ) The raffle link will stay active for 1 week and we will draw for the winner and announce their name in the next podcast where we will ask a new question and a new link will be provided, as well as a new prize will be up for grabs! The Prize for this round is a skein of Lavinia Swire sock yarn and matching stitch markers from Canon Hand Dyes!
and the question is: What did Mary give to Matthew before he went off to war?
KAL/CALs Katy is still working on her Hitchhiker shawl by Martina Behm for the never-ending Behm-a-Long with the Knitmore Girls Podcast. She's making her shawl out of Western Sky Knits Magnolia base sock yarn (MCN) in the colourway Rainbow Night.
EVENTS We recently had a new doughnut shop open up in our city. They make all vegan doughnuts in really yummy flavours, so if you're in the area of Niagara in Ontario, check them out! They're called Beechwood Doughnuts and they're in St. Catharines, Ontario!
Valerie is busily working on little tiny crocheted flowers for her Molly Flowers blanket. She's using repurposed yarn from her Flowers in the Snow Afghan and plans to use one stripe from that afghan to make a scarf for donation to Out of the Cold. 🙂 Katy is working on her Orchid Thief Shawl and playing a very close game of yarn chicken with her pretty yarn from Quaere Fibers. Looks like she may make it! 😉 She also plans to work on the Snowball's Chance in Hell mitts a little more, and pull out the Clockwork she's working on for her husband.
Katy is still spinning away on her Moon Rover fibre in 'Nebula' and plying on the fly using her Turtle Made Turkish spindle.
Need: Katy needs a haircut, needs a change in her hairdo, really badly – she has permanent mom ponytail and it's driving her crazy! Val still needs to arrange for off site storage for her apartment to get her life back in order!
Want: Katy wants to finish 3 WIPs before starting anything new. Val wants to lose weight, and a mutual friend has given her an elliptical to help her on her journey!
Want to do: Katy wants to watch Sherlock on their new TV, because the new TV is awesome and she needs to experience Sherlock on it!
Learned: Katy learned that weighing her yarn as she goes along on a shawl (or anything really) helps a lot – especially in a deathly game of yarn chicken!
Katy received one of her Christmas bonus splurges in the mail; a Steampunk inspired shawl kit from Marigold Jen on Etsy featuring a skein of her lovely sock yarn in 'Copper Patina' along with a 50g skein of the same colour only a sparkly version, two clockwork stitch markers and the pattern 'A Cog in the Machine' by Heather Laws. It came in a lovely copper organza bag and got to her really fast. Katy is looking forward to this shawl so much, it's her first Marigold Jen purchase!
Valerie is totally in love with Vivid Yarn Studio and her new colourways; 'Te Amo' and 'Snow White'. The snow white she just needs, like air to breathe. She would love to have both of these colours and to support her business as she's in Calgary. Lots of Canadian indie dyers turning out lovely products.
Katy isn't really reading anything – baby keeping her up is preventing her from doing much in the line of free time activities. She is watching the new TV series 12 Monkeys based on the movie. She's catching snippets of it here and there while trying to knit in bed. BUT!! She did finally get to see the Hobbit: The Battle of Five Armies and really enjoyed it! For what it was, it was very good, she likes Tauriel even though she was an addition that wasn't in the original story and she also loved Billy Boyd's song a the end.


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Get out and about this October
Explore all that autumn has to offer with Uber Boat by Thames Clippers
Please bear in mind that all events listed are subject to change, check whether they are going ahead and book in advance where possible. Remember, you must wear a face-covering aboard our services, and measures are still in place for the safety of our staff and fellow customers.
Sail safely
Ice Worlds: RRS Sir David Attenborough in Greenwich
RRS Sir David Attenborough visits London this month! The British Antarctic Survey (BAS)'s newest and most high-tech research vessel will be moored beside Greenwich Pier Thursday 28 - Saturday 30 October. During her stay, the National Maritime Museum and BAS have arranged the three-day Ice Worlds festival to coincide.
Ice Worlds is a free festival which invites you to learn more about life and research in the polar regions. The festival will showcase environmental science, engineering and technology and feature opportunities to meet BAS members. The notorious submersible 'Boaty McBoatface' will make an appearance, treasures from the National Maritime Museum's polar collection will be thawed out and there'll also be the opportunity to count walruses from space in conjunction with the World Wildlife Fund.
Nearest Pier: Greenwich
Half-term activities
Kids love an exhilarating ride on the River Bus! Whether you're exploring the city or trying to get across town, our boats make getting your family from A to B a breeze.
This October half-term get a Family River Roamer and enjoy some of the fun activities happening close to our piers. With a Family River Roamer kids go free!
Family Mission: D-Day Edition at HMS Belfast
Collect your kit bag, it's 1944 and you and your family are about to embark on the most important day of the war so far, all aboard HMS Belfast! As a team, you'll find hidden messages, predict the weather, discover ship life and crack Morse code as you learn about the biggest invasion in history. This interactive storytelling experience takes place daily throughout October and is based on personal stories from those who served on D-Day.
Family Mission: D-Day Edition isn't the only half-term activity taking place aboard London's most famous warship; you can also earn your sea legs in a series of interactive experiences and learn about the Imperial War Museum's conservation methods that keep HMS Belfast ship shape.
Nearest pier: London Bridge City
Ghost Raiders at the Tower of London
Can you help the Ghost Raiders defend the Tower from the dark spirits of its past?
A team of Ghost Raiders set up a base at the Tower of London from Saturday 21 - Sunday 30 October, but they urgently need your help! Spooky occurrences are taking place throughout the ancient fortress more frequently than ever. The ghosts are trying to communicate the identity of a vengeful spirit, can you crack their code and help protect The Crown Jewels?
Nearest pier: Tower
Hallowe'en at Batter-scream Power Station
From Saturday 16 - Sunday 31 October, Battersea Power Station plays host to ghoulish family-friendly paranormal activities!
Solve spooky riddles and find haunted objects hidden around Circus West Village for your chance to win prizes in the Haunted Hunt. Can you escape the mysterious maze which has consumed the historic Coaling Jetty? Or maybe you'd enjoy pop-up performances and spooky storytelling across the site.
Most activities are free to enjoy and take place 10:00 - 18:00.
For those fearless few, ghoulish goings-on will also take place at some of Battersea's familiar haunts, including DNA VR's 'Hospital of Horror' and Boo-m Cycle's Hallowe'en Ride.
Nearest pier: Battersea Power Station
Ghost Stories in the Painted Hall
Something wicked is taking place in The Old Royal Naval College this Hallowe'en...
Enjoy an evening of spooky storytelling, music and free mulled wine as The Old Royal Naval College creaks open its doors for two nights of ghost stories in the Painted Hall-owe'en! Taking place on Saturday 30 and Sunday 31 October, the Old Royal Naval College's first Hallowe'en late is not to be missed for those who dare to explore the centuries-old site after dark.
Sail to Battersea Power Station, and sail back with a stunning new artwork for your home or workplace! Affordable Art Fair returns to Battersea Park's Evolution Thursday 21 - Sunday 24 October.
Packed with inspiring art to suit all taste, thousands of artworks from over 100 UK and international galleries are on offer with prices ranging from £50 - £6,000. This year's fair features a Recent Graduates showcase, curated by designer and artist Pascal Anson, which will highlight exciting emerging talent from top UK art schools; one of the best opportunities to view and purchase breakthrough work before artists hit the big time.
London: Port City
The Museum of London Docklands' major new exhibition 'London: Port City' opens Friday 22 October.
Curated by the museum, and the Port of London Authority, the exhibition is free to visit and traces more than 200 years of history, examining the port's essential role in London's enduring success and survival. Specifically, the exhibition will focus on the port's complex operations from the docklands' peak, in the final days of the 18th century, to the port's move downstream and the creation of the London Gateway 'mega port'.
Nearest pier: Canary Wharf
Heading to a gig at The O2?
We'll be running post-show services for Nothing but Thieves, Genesis and Erasure this month.
Sail from the show
Dance with us honey!
Mamma Mia! The Party returns to The O2 this month! As the weather turns colder, warm up at this Mediterranean paradise on the shores of Greenwich Penninsula!
Created by ABBA's Björn Ulvaeus, Mamma Mia! The Party is a unique entertainment experience that puts you in the heart of the action. Over the course of more than four hours, you'll enjoy a spectacular show, a four-course gourmet meal and an ABBA disco all in one unforgettable evening.
My my, how can you resist it?
Nearest pier: North Greenwich
See London in a new light
Our Illuminated River Official Boat Tours depart Tower Pier on 9, 14, 23 and 28 October.
Welcome to the Design District!
Have you discovered the Design District yet?
Greenwich Peninsula's unique new quarter opened its doors last month, and will be hosting tours Saturday 2 - Saturday 16 October. The Design District's startling appearance is the result of "blind-design"; eight leading architecture firms were awarded two plots each to create eye-catching commercial premises, without knowing what the other firms planned to build.
The process mimics the natural development of cities and has resulted in an iconic new quarter for creative industries.
London-wide festivals
Black History Month is an opportunity to reflect on the diverse histories of those of African and Caribbean descent and events are taking place across the capital to celebrate Black History Month in the UK.
We will be flying the Pan-African flag on board throughout the month of October and encourage customers of all races to take note of the achievements and contributions that Black people have made to the social, political, economic and cultural development of the UK.
BFI London Film Festival
The London Film Festival takes place Wednesday 6 - Sunday 17 October. Screenings and events take place across the city, particularly in the West End. For the first time, this year's festival will also feature a festival hub which includes the BFI IMAX and Royal Festival Hall at the Southbank Centre, between Bankside and London Eye (Waterloo) piers.
London Restaurant Festival
All of October is London Restaurant Festival! The capital's leading chefs and restaurants come together to cook, create and converse in a month of exclusive, small-scale, socially distanced events and experiences.
London Craft Week is Monday 4 - Sunday 10 October. From special displays at North Greenwich's NOW Gallery to book launches at Bankside's OXO Tower, there are plenty of crafty activities taking place along our route.
Sonic Ray
At Trinity Buoy Wharf, Longplayer has sang its 1,000 year symphony around London's only lighthouse for over 21 years. For the first time in 150 years, the lighthouse is lit up again all this month, until 21 November, but not with a beacon as we know it, with a laser!
Longplayer's song is encoded into the laser beam and decoded at listening post beside Richard Wilson's nautical sculpture 'Slice of Reality' on Greenwich Peninsula. A short ferry ride from North Greenwich Pier connects the two sites with viewing sessions taking place on Wednesday - Sunday evenings every week after dark.
Hello Tilbury and Gravesend
We'll be running two leisure trips to/ from the estuary towns on Saturday 23 and Tuesday 26 October.
Say "hallo" to autumn!
A number of Oktoberfest events take place along the Thames this month, if you plan to sail to one, remember to drink responsibly, natürlich.
Experience Oktoberfest on London's most famous stretch of riverside! Between the Bridges' Oktoberfest brings oompah to the South Bank Friday 1 - Saturday 2 and Friday 8 - Saturday 9 October.
Nearest pier: London Eye (Waterloo)
Vauxtoberfest
The German-inspired beer festival invites you to discover some of Vauxhall's quirky watering holes Friday 8 - Sunday 17 October. Be sure to complete the Vauxtoberfest challenge at participating Vauxhall pubs to win a prize!
Nearest pier: Vauxhall (St George Wharf)
Greenwich Market Oktoberfest
Head to Greenwich Market 19:00 - 22:00 on Friday 8 October for brezen, würstl and knödel in the historic Georgian market hall. Greenwich Market's vegan-friendly Oktoberfest features beers, food, live music and DJs.
This year, The Virgin Money London Marathon returns to the streets of our city. The race starts from Blackheath, just south of Greenwich Park, on Sunday 3 October. The elite races are expected to begin from 08:50 with the mass start set for 10:10.
Of course, the race requires road closures throughout the city, but we never get caught in traffic, hop pier-to-pier with a River Roamer to follow the race from the river!
The race starts near to Greenwich Pier before heading towards Woolwich (Royal Arsenal), and looping back into Greenwich town centre. The course then heads west, passing Greenland (Surrey Quays) and Doubletree Docklands piers before going through Bermondsey and crossing Tower Bridge (London Bridge City or Tower piers).
North of Tower Bridge, the second half of the course double-backs on itself through the docklands, heading to Canary Wharf and around the Isle of Dogs (Masthouse Terrace Pier). The route then crosses back through Canary Wharf and on to the City of London (Tower Pier). The last leg of the course is along Victoria Embankment (Bankside and Embankment piers) before looping around St James's Park to the finish line on The Mall (Westminster Pier).
Sail directly from Rotherhithe to Greenwich
Roads around Rotherhithe, Surrey Docks and Deptford are expected to be busy due to the marathon taking place. We'll be operating two special services directly from Doubletree Docklands Pier to Greenwich Pier. The services will depart at 07:00 and 07:30 and the journey takes just 7 minutes, perfect for sailing to the start line! Pre-book your tickets for a guaranteed seat.
Parks and open spaces along our route
Some of London's most stunning green spaces line the banks of the River Thames. Sail with us to:
Battersea Park
Grade II listed on the Register of Historic Parks and Gardens, Battersea Park lies on the south bank of the River Thames between Chelsea and Albert bridges. The park has stunning river views, a children's zoo and an adventure playground that kids love! But if you are in need of some quiet time head to the Peace Pagoda, located right by the river it's the perfect place to relax and forget your worries.
A short walk from Greenwich Pier, gorgeous Greenwich Park offers outstanding views of Canary Wharf and the City on a clear day. As one of London's largest Royal Parks, Greenwich Park offers a wide range of facilities and is home to the Royal Observatory and the Meridian line, as well as the National Maritime Museum and the Queen's House. Greenwich Park used to be a hunting ground for Henry VIII and provides an urban sanctuary for red and fallow deer.
St James's Park
The oldest of London's Royal Parks, St James's Park is at the heart of Westminster. The Mall, the procession route between Buckingham Palace and Trafalgar Square, forms the park's north border, Horseguard's Parade, Downing Street and the Foreign & Commonwealth Office straddle the park's eastern edge.
The park's artificial lake, flowers, trees and birds will make you forget that you are actually in the heart of London. It has breathtaking views of Buckingham Palace but don't forget to say hello to the pelicans!
Nearest pier: Westminster
Thames Barrier Park
One of London's newest parks, Thames Barrier Park offers the best view from the land of London's impressive flood defence, the Thames Barrier. Discover the delights of this urban oasis and its most creative feature 'The Green Dock' that provides a wind-protected microclimate for a variety of plants and butterflies.
Nearest pier: Royal Wharf
Mudchute Park and Farm
Llamas, in London?! Mudchute Park and Farm is located on the Isle of Dogs, a short walk from Masthouse Terrace Pier.
Set in 32 acres, the farm brings a touch of the countryside to Tower Hamlets and is home to pigs, sheep, cows, donkeys and chickens as well as llamas.
Nearest pier: Masthouse Terrace
St Dunstan in the East Church Garden
A 6-minute walk from Tower Pier lies the former church of St Dunstan in the East. A truly unique place in London, this peaceful green oasis is an escape from the hustle and bustle of the City. St Dunstan in the East Church Garden is set within the ruins of a Wren church which was bombed during the Blitz. The tower and steeple survived the bombing and the rest of the site was converted into a park featuring benches, a fountain, trees growing through windows and vines winding themselves around the walls.
Chelsea Physic Garden
Founded in 1673, Chelsea Physic Garden is London's oldest botanical garden. An oasis in the city, the tranquil garden was established to supply medicinal plants for scientific study and was only opened to the public in the 1980s.
Nowadays visitors are welcomed to learn more about fauna from around the world. Please note the site is compact so booking in advance is essential.
Nearest pier: Cadogan
Bishop's Park
Across Putney Bridge from Putney Pier lies Bishop's Park which has been awarded Grade II status by English Heritage.
The park houses Fulham Palace, the historic home of the Bishops of London, a beautiful walled garden and an ornamental lake. Bordering the north bank of the River Thames, Bishop's Park provides one of the best views of the Oxford and Cambridge Boat Race.
Nearest pier: Putney
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National Research and Innovation Councils as an Instrument of Innovation Governance
Characteristics and challenges
2015-oktober
VA 2015:07
Sylvia Schwaag Serger - Vinnova, Emily Wise - Lund University & Erik Arnold - Technopolis group
1650-3104/1651-355X
In the past decade, a growing number of countries have established national councils for innovation or for science, technology and innovation. The interest in innovation councils responds to a growing need for strengthening the coordination, inclusiveness and, ultimately, the effectiveness of innovation policy governance.
In Sweden, the National Council for Innovation and Quality in the Public Sector was established less than a year ago with the aim of supporting and stimulating innovation and change in public services. As the Council's working practices continue to evolve and gel, it is a good time to look outward and compare with others. What is the function, composition and role of councils in different national innovation systems – and how do they reflect the evolving demands on innovation governance? What are some of the challenges that may be experienced, and what are alternative approaches to addressing these challenges?
The authors have built on previous international comparisons of national innovation councils conducted by the OECD – providing a comparative analysis of 14 national councils in 12 countries around the world. In addition to comparing key characteristics of national innovation councils, the analysis highlights some new trends in how councils address the evolving demands of innovation governance, and identifies a number of challenges and trade-offs that governments face when trying to set up and run innovation councils.


PISD really appreciates your hard work in keeping our students healthy.
With cold weather comes illness, and in a small school like Penelope, germs can spread quickly. The best way we can fight sickness is with prevention, so it is important that sick students stay home for at least 24 hours after they have shown any symptoms. This is especially true if the student has fever, vomiting, or diarrhea. At Penelope School, we understand that keeping a student home can sometimes be inconvenient for parents with busy schedules, so we greatly appreciate your hard work in keeping our students and staff healthy. Thank you for helping to make our school a safe place to learn and grow!


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Q: Fill background with different color if div contains "a word" I want to fill background of one element (it is a class) with white color if another class contains word
Part of code in html page:

  Some text Word

JavaScript code I thought I could use:
var FindWord = "Word";
if ($(".NameOfClass").text().indexOf(FindWord) > -1)
{
    document.body.style.backgroundColor = "white";
}

I combined from two places this code above but as predictable it's not working. I now I have to put name of the other class but I don't know how and also I presume whole statement is incorrect.
Edit:
I inserted part of code where I want to find text.

A: var FindWord = "Word";
console.log('FindWord result',$(".NameOfClass").text().indexOf(FindWord));
if ($(".NameOfClass").text().indexOf(FindWord) > -1)
{
        document.body.style.backgroundColor = "white";
}

your
$(".NameOfClass").text().indexOf(FindWord)

is not properly working so console.log it. (I Guess)If ".NameOfClass" is a div, you have to use html() instead .text()

A: The below code will work:
var FindWord = "Word";
if ($(".NameOfClass").text().indexOf(FindWord) > -1)
{
     $('.background-class').css('background-color', '#fff');
}

A: The problem is which event will trigger the code to run.
In my example it always runs when the page loads:

  some text some text Word some text some text

$(document).ready(function() {
  var FindWord = "Word";
  if ($(".myClass").text().indexOf(FindWord) > -1) {
    document.body.style.backgroundColor = "white";
  };
})

working fiddle: https://jsfiddle.net/tedmanowar/kefL4zsg/

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Three questions for those who may find this attractive.
1) How is this increased competition? This scheme is clearly set up to drive private competition out of the market, the result being only the government option left standing. There are already reports of insurers potentially going out of business because of the medical-loss-ratio requirements. How does fewer plans to choose from increase competition?
2) Will consumers be able to appeal rescissions and claims denials in the public option? Even if consumers can do this with the public option, who is going to check HHS' power? And if there are fewer private choices in the market, and if HHS denies the consumer's request in the name of the "public good," where do consumers go? Back to what's left of the private market? Back to my first question about competition.
3) Politicians, as well as many Americans, fail to understand the difference between "having insurance," i.e., a card in one's wallet, and having "access to healthcare" i.e., ability to see a doctor. There has never been any instance in the history of economics where price controls have not resulted in reduced supply, in the case of healthcare, supply being doctors. This proposed public option, as well as the current Medicare and Medicaid programs, are effectively implementing price controls. Here are a couple of obvious results. First, doctors will—and do—refuse public option/Medicare/Medicaid patients for the simple reason that they lose money on these patients. This reduces access to healthcare. This is not rocket science, nor is there any credible dispute to this economic reality. Economic history has shown time and time again that the best way to allocate resources—in this case healthcare—and to increase the resources to be allocated—doctors and hospitals—is to enable individuals to make decisions that best suit their needs, not a distant bureaucrat. This is the fundamental difference between managed socialist economy and a free market economy.


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Norman Cook, better known as Fatboy Slim, is to join Xfm later this month to present a ten-part mix show ahead of his latest Big Beach Bootique extravaganza.
The 48-year-old DJ and musician is to host the On The Road To Big Beach Bootique 5 programme on Xfm every Saturday evening, starting on March 31.
Running from 6pm to 7pm, the show will feature tailor-made DJ mixes from Cook covering the latest club floor-fillers, classic breaks and beats, mash-ups, old skool anthems and "Fatboy Slim classics".
The last episode in the series will be broadcast on the weekend of Cook's Big Beach Bootique 5 event at the Amex Stadium, the new home of Brighton & Hove Albion, on June 1 and 2.
Cook, who appeared in groups The Housemartins, Beats International and Freak Power before making his name as a DJ and producer, said: "If I was allowed to play a ten-hour set at BBB5, this would be just about it.
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Xfm programme director Andy Ashton added: "Norman's position in Xfm's history is unquestionable, with so many amazing records and mixes over the years supported by our network.
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President Jokowi Arrives in Washington DC
Date 27 Oktober 2015
President Joko Widodo accompanied by First Lady Ibu Iriana landed at Andrews Military Airport Base, in US, on 12:30 p.m. local time on Sunday (25/10)
Presidential Plane Boeing Business Jet 2 that carried President Joko "Jokowi" Widodo, First Lady Ibu Iriana Widodo and the Presidential entourage landed at Andrews Military Airport Base, the United States on Sunday (25/10) 12:30 local time.
Upon his arrival, President Joko Widodo was welcomed by the Indonesian Ambassador to the US Budi Bowoleksono, US Ambassador to Indonesia Robert O. Blake and several ambassadors of ASEAN countries.
United States Chief of Protocol Peter A. Selfridge and Defense Attaché, Embassy of the Republic of Indonesia in Washington Brigjen Pudjo Wahjono also welcomed President Jokowi.
From Andrews Military Airport Base, President Jokowi and First Ibu Lady Iriana Joko Widodo directly headed to Blair House, where the President would stay during his state visit in Washington DC.
President Jokowi was scheduled to meet Indonesian citizens in the US on Sunday (25/10) afternoon, at Wisma Tilden, House of the Ambassador of Indonesia to US, in Washington DC.
As many as 1,250 people were predicted to attend the event.
President Jokowi and Ibu Iriana were scheduled to stay in Washington DC for 3 days.
Accompanying the President in his state visit to Washington DC were Presidential Chief of Staff Teten Masduki, Head of Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) Franky Sibarani.
Meanwhile, Coordinating Minister for the Economy Darmin Nasution, Minister of Foreign Affairs Retno Marsudi, Minister of Communication and Informatics Rudiantara and Minister of Trade Thomas Lembong had arrived at Washington DC in advance. (UN/SI/ES) (RAS/EP/YM/Naster)


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Q: Adding an instance of a class derived from an interface to an array of interface pointer I have an interface struct called IFoo.
struct IFoo
{
    void someFunc();

    virtual ~IFoo()
    {
    }
};

I have multiple structs derived from the interface. Each struct could have different constructors.
struct FooA : IFoo
{
    FooA(int i1, int i2)
    {
    }

    void someFunc()
    {
    }

    ~FooA()
    {
    }
};

struct FooB : IFoo
{
    FooB(int i)
    {
    }

    void someFunc()
    {
    }

    ~FooB()
    {
    }
};

I have a struct which (will) contain an array of pointers (in the example, just a single item to keep it simple).
struct FooContainer
{
    IFoo* fooItem;
};

FooContainer knows nothing about the derived instances.
I have written the following code, which appears to work.
Is it valid to set a pointer of IFoo to a pointer of a derived struct (say, FooA) in this manner?
Can anyone please advise if this is a good idea? It SEEMS to work fine... but I would prefer to know now of any problems I might get (memory problems etc) rather than find them further down the line. I know I will need to add missing methods... assignment operators, copy constructor etc :)
struct FooContainer
{
    IFoo* fooItem; // this will be an array of ifoo pointers in actual code

    FooContainer()
        : fooItem(0)
    {
    }

    template <typename T>
    void setFoo(const T& foo)
    {
        delete fooItem;

        fooItem = new T(foo); // this will add the item to the array
    }

    ~FooContainer()
    {
        delete fooItem;
    }
};

To be called like this:
FooContainer fooContainer = FooContainer();
fooContainer.setFoo(FooA(1, 1));

This is not C++11, just in case that matters.

A: Yes, this is how you are supposed to do it.
Although you may have intended for someFunc to be virtual?

A:
Is it valid to set a pointer of IFoo to a pointer of a derived struct (say, FooA)?

Yes, that is the perfectly right thing to do.
When you have a pointer to a derived type, and assign it to a pointer to one of its base types, the compiler automatically adjusts the pointer as required. Your call to fooContainer.setFoo(FooA(1, 1)) makes the compiler instantiate
void setFoo<FooA>(const FooA& foo)

thus the new and assignment becomes
fooItem = new FooA(foo);

here, new FooA(foo) returns a FooA*, which is implicitly converted to a IFoo* as required by the assignment operator.
The only thing to look out for (and you already did that right), is to declare (and possibly define) a virtual destructor in the base class. This is needed, so that if you delete fooItem, the destructor of the actual object (e.g. FooA::~FooA()) is called.
For the derived classes, you don't need to define empty destructors.

A: "Is it valid to set a pointer of IFoo to a pointer of a derived struct (say, FooA)?"
This is main essence of polymorphism in C++. You can pass any derived class pointer to function which is expecting base class pointer. And when you call any virtual function through that base pointer compiler would get you appropriate function called.

A: Is it valid to set a pointer of IFoo to a pointer of a derived struct (say, FooA)?

Yes this is perfectly valid. You can assign any derived class pointer to base class pointer provided base class should contain the virtual destructor.That you already provided
virtual ~IFoo()
{
}

In FooContainer class you can change setFoo function like this
struct FooContainer
{
    IFoo* fooItem; // this will be an array of ifoo pointers in actual code

    FooContainer() : fooItem(0)
    {
    }

    void setFoo(IFoo *obj)
    {
        delete fooItem;

        fooItem = obj;
    }

    ~FooContainer()
    {
        delete fooItem;
    }

};
Now in the caller code you have to change it like this
FooContainer fooContainer = FooContainer();
fooContainer.setFoo(new FooA(1, 1));

This way we can save the creation/destruction of one temporary instance of the FooA class.
Also for each class (say FooA, FooB) we can save the function template instantiation.


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El Salvador Geography 2011
https://theodora.com/wfb2011/el_salvador/el_salvador_geography.html
Central America, bordering the North Pacific Ocean, between Guatemala and Honduras
13 50 N, 88 55 W
Central America and the Caribbean
total: 21,041 sq km
slightly smaller than Massachusetts
[see also: Land boundaries - total country ranks ]
border countries: Guatemala 203 km, Honduras 342 km
territorial sea: 12 nm
tropical; rainy season (May to October); dry season (November to April); tropical on coast; temperate in uplands
More Climate Details
mostly mountains with narrow coastal belt and central plateau
Elevation extremes:
lowest point: Pacific Ocean 0 m
[see also: Elevation extremes - lowest point country ranks ]
highest point: Cerro El Pital 2,730 m
[see also: Elevation extremes - highest point country ranks ]
hydropower, geothermal power, petroleum, arable land
arable land: 31.37%
[see also: Land use - arable land country ranks ]
permanent crops: 11.88%
[see also: Land use - permanent crops country ranks ]
other: 56.75% (2005)
450 sq km (2003)
Total renewable water resources:
25.2 cu km (2001)
[see also: Total renewable water resources country ranks ]
Freshwater withdrawal (domestic/industrial/agricultural):
total: 1.28 cu km/yr (25%/16%/59%)
[see also: Freshwater withdrawal (domestic/industrial/agricultural) - total country ranks ]
per capita: 186 cu m/yr (2000)
[see also: Freshwater withdrawal (domestic/industrial/agricultural) - per capita country ranks ]
known as the Land of Volcanoes; frequent and sometimes destructive earthquakes and volcanic activity; extremely susceptible to hurricanes
volcanism: El Salvador experiences significant volcanic activity; San Salvador (elev. 1,893 m, 6,211 ft), which last erupted in 1917, has the potential to cause major harm to the country's capital, which lies just below the volcano's slopes; San Miguel (elev. 2,130 m, 6,988 ft), which last erupted in 2002, is one of the most active volcanoes in the country; other historically active volcanoes include Conchaguita, Ilopango, Izalco, and Santa Ana
deforestation; soil erosion; water pollution; contamination of soils from disposal of toxic wastes
party to: Biodiversity, Climate Change, Climate Change-Kyoto Protocol, Desertification, Endangered Species, Hazardous Wastes, Ozone Layer Protection, Wetlands
smallest Central American country and only one without a coastline on Caribbean Sea
NOTE: The information regarding El Salvador on this page is re-published from the 2011 World Fact Book of the United States Central Intelligence Agency. No claims are made regarding the accuracy of El Salvador Geography 2011 information contained here. All suggestions for corrections of any errors about El Salvador Geography 2011 should be addressed to the CIA.
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